She had learned as a child never to look backwards – her father had explained what had happened to Lot’s wife. How she had disobeyed God’s instruction and followed her heart yearning for her home

So, how’s your physical isolation going? Are you okay? Are you lonely? Do you need anything? These are important questions as many of us face these difficult days on our own. For some, the days

Today’s blog is a copy of David Reynolds sermon from our online service yesterday. Unfortunately our attempt to record the service didn’t work but join us again next Sunday for an All Age Family Service

Our 11am service is being live streamed at the following link:  http://www.churchservices.tv/colliersbray The service sheet is available to view here Mothering Sunday 2020

One of the most profound experiences I have ever had of “Church” was on a mission trip to Kenya many years ago. We were driven to a village many miles from anywhere. The roads were

While isolation is very much a buzz word, it has been a part of the human condition for millennia. Can you imagine how the young Patrick felt, huddled in the bottom of a boat that

At times like this our words matter. Flippant, throw away remarks can cut and hurt and even damage those around us. But it’s not only the words themselves, it’s how we use them. A number

What started as a quirky Valentine’s Day gift may all too soon become a necessary tool for survival. Avril and I had a good giggle about heart-embossed toilet roll a month ago, never realising what

Someone once explained to me that each of us has, what she described as, a smoke alarm at the back of our brain. This alarm is both necessary and helpful as it warns us of